How was georgia's economy affected by its role in world war ii?
group of answer choices

georgia’s economy fell and became much weaker.

georgia’s economy stayed the same.

georgia’s economy grew and became much stronger.

Good choice:

Georgia’s economy grew and became much stronger.

Explanation:

World War Two fostered industrial development thanks to investments and new factories, improved living stardards and the well-being of Georgia´s people. Until 1941 , it had been a rather rural state with low quality of life.

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